21 Discourse - 30 June 2022

437 Sadgamaya - Q & A - What distinguishes divine thinking from ordinary thought patterns?

In the forty-sixth shloka of Soundaryalahari, Adi Shankara adores the luminous brilliance of Devi’s forehead. He paints a poetic image, comparing it to the half moon, and shows how it joins with the crescent already on Her crown to radiate like the full autumnal moon.

 Learn the deep spiritual significance of this shloka with the pleasing raga Nalinakanti and immerse in the cosmic beauty of Mother Lalitha.

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Shloka 46: Lalatam Lavanyadyuti - Raga Nalinakanti

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437 Sadgamaya - Q & A - What distinguishes divine thinking from ordinary thought patterns?

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